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Fennell had another major worry -- the noncompletion of not just the stadiums, but also allied infrastructure such as the Games Village, accommodation for guests, new Metro links, roads network to connect the Games venues, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, parking sites, security apparatus, and the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
However, preliminary testing indicated that subject fatigue led to high rates of noncompletion when the full instrument was administered.
Reasons for noncompletion of the interviews for both age groups included cognitive impairment, refusal at time of contact, or inability to locate.
 
 
 
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